Kevin W. Baker, a former broker for National Planning and consultant to financial planners, was charged with stealing over $30,000 from the First National Bank of Suffield last month and this month, reports Ann Marsh.

He allegedly walked into the bank in a black knit cap, with a neck gaiter pulled up to his sunglasses, jumped over the counter and threatened a teller with a serrated knife. 12 days later, again with a knife, he allegedly said: "Let's do this again.... You know the drill. All large bills."

Britain will hold a referendum on June 23 to decide on whether to stay in the EU to exit (or, "Brexit"). In the meantime, there are several things investors should keep in mind, according to Jeffrey Kleintop:

Markets were volatile in the months ahead of the referendum on Scottish independence, which could happen again ahead of the Brexit.

The key issues regarding the Brexit are national security (it is enhanced with the UK stays in the EU) and economic (some believe the UK is being held back by EU regulations, and/or they want to halt the flow of migrants).

Last week's prime minster Cameron negotiated a package of changes that will take into effect immediately if the UK votes to stay in the EU.